Massive and massless quark renormalization in QCD

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In modify minimal subtract sheme,using dimension regulation, I calculate the
the renormalization constant of massive quark and massless quark,get the same result.But in some papers,they are different.

Is there a review or any book on MS renormalization,that giving all the self energy and vetex correction explicitely? When read paper we can refere to it.
 
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Please, be more specific. What do you mean by "they are different". Provides us with some samples of your work, so that we can discuss your problem.

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